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I don't work at a computer at all. I am constantly on the move, so I only have to work from my phone. I would like to create a channel to keep it running when I have free time. so I'm really looking forward to a convenient app with which it would be easy to send messages to the channel.

<p>There is one more suggestion.</p><p>You could create a leaderboard that would be recorded on the blockchain.</p><p>I think this should motivate people to play more inside the Utopia client.</p>

I recently played poker at utopia, and I was even hooked.

So I think that games in utopia are very promising for retaining people.

Do you have any ideas about what games could be added to the utopia ecosystem?

Hello. I want to earn on pos. how much cryptocurrency do i need to invest in pos to earn 100$ and where can i find more information? thanks in advance for the answer!

I want to create a channel for writers on the topic of modern literature. how do i find subscribers? will it be of interest to people?

I remembered some months ago CRP was $0.15 and sold my 200 CRP tokens at that price for an emergency. Today I found CRP is above $1. Can someone please tell me what's the reason behind this movement?

Not all newcomers understand the mining system in the Utopia ecosystem. How, why, and why is it better?

Let's start by taking apart the features of classic mining:

1.    Too high hardware requirements. While ASICs are a highly specialized, high-performance solution for a narrow range of tasks, they are complex and expensive to manufacture and operate.
2.    Energy consumption. When using ASICs to support a bitcoin, etherium, etc. network, electricity costs are the lion's share of expenses.
3.    Peculiarities and nuances of "classic" cryptocurrency networks themselves. For example, the same bitcoin is bursting with many transactions: commissions can be $50 or more, making it very difficult to use it as a payment instrument.

It seemed to be just a nuance - find cheap electricity, space and everything will be fine!

However...

All of the above can not be taken out of context, our context is the economic and political situation in the world: we need to understand the trends of the 21st century so that we do not create "rubbish" (bitcoin cash, bitcoin gold, Litecoin and so on).

The main trend of the late 20th-early 21st century is the fight for ecology. There are two ways to reduce harm to the environment: the first is to reduce emissions from various industries, and the second is to optimize the consumption of the products of those industries.

It must be understood that electricity does not come from nowhere: it is the product of the combustion of hydrocarbons or the decay of atomic nuclei, and power plant equipment itself cannot be produced without emissions. There is already a huge emphasis on energy consumption, and in the future, it will be a major prerequisite and criterion for the selection of one equipment or another. Let's keep that in mind.

The next trend of the 21st century is de-globalization. And, this process is characterized by numerous political barriers, speculation on energy sources and resources - the swings around the price of oil/gas is nothing short of spectacular, and electricity, as we remember, is the product of their combustion one way or another.

What is the output? For classical mining, the situation in the future does not look good: on the one hand bans, on the other - energy shortages, on the other - imperfections in the technology of the networks themselves. Even small miners can be easily caught simply by analyzing energy consumption statistics, and the "old" cryptocurrencies cannot grow in price indefinitely either. On top of that, there is an opinion that bitcoin was created to "drain" dollar inflation into it, which would also add fuel to the fire.

Ecosystem Utopia is devoid of these problems. All at once. The energy consumption to support the network is extremely low, the network is as distributed as possible, and the commissions are low. If Greta Thunberg had any idea what she was doing - I'm sure she would approve.

Of course, all of the above is just the author's thoughts. There is always something to argue about.

<div class="quotebox"><cite>Cromanes;1326 wrote:</cite><blockquote><div><div class="quotebox"><cite>Makedonskiy;1081 wrote:</cite><blockquote><div><p>&lt;p&gt;I am personally against the opening of sources. I don&amp;#039;t need network forks. You can understand the developers: the software is unique, a lot of effort has been spent, and it is unwise to give it to everyone.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;It is curious, but a fact: only 1-2 out of 100,000 users can conduct a real audit of the source code. Open source applications are being hacked much more often.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Thus, open sources become just a tick in marketing.&lt;/p&gt;</p></div></blockquote></div><p>Yes, in part, it does not guarantee the security of the code itself. But it removes the developers&#039; responsibility for hiding a potential backdoor in an application that will collect data about you by default. And as for me this product&#039;s theme as anonymity of actions in the network should imply open source code as for self-study of what potential risks there could be and what responsibility the user can bear himself, instead of shifting the blame to those who developed it. And until a certain solution to open source is applied, the messenger &quot;Utopia&quot; will continue to be called, &quot;The Business of Anonymity&quot;.</p></div></blockquote></div><p>I agree with what you said in the sense that open source generates trust within the Dev team, user, and the community. However, it will lead to the vulnerability of the platform but the platform will easily gain more user.</p><p>I believe there&#039;s alot of important reason why the Utopia make the source code to e close source.  </p>

<div class="quotebox"><cite>Cromanes;1311 wrote:</cite><blockquote><div><div class="quotebox"><cite>Posi;1307 wrote:</cite><blockquote><div><p>This is the first time I will hear about Utopia Pay and merely looking at it, it&#039;s an incredible idea but with Crypton exchange haven&#039;t added pairs for top coins like BTC which the crypto used mostly for crypto payment around the world. Is it possible to reach BTC, CRP, USDT, ETH payment using Utopia Pay?</p></div></blockquote></div><p>As for me &quot;Utopia pay&quot; is a good development, but useless at this time of development and need to attract the movement and liquidity of cryptocurrency CRP and steilbkoin UUSD. In exchange markets, and then gradually promote it, as I think.</p></div></blockquote></div><p>You are right and that&#039;s the reason why I have the impression that adding more cryptocurrency could make that happen since CRP is yet to gain the needed acknowledge by the crypto enthusiast, though the users of the Utopia community can still use it as payment but, only a few people are aware of Utopia pay.</p>